Can Someone Definitively Say what Trump Stands For?
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protectionist
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Or the press and opponents SAY he says opposite things.
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When/What was he asked ?
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What would it matter when something comes from the ZERO CREDIBILITY mouth of Hillary Clinton ?
Hillary Clinton dismissed ? HA HA HA!
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Well, when his water boy Sean Hannity finished up with giving his master a BJ, he brought up the list of Trump possible supreme Court noms. Trump claimed they were all constitutional conservatives. Did that a couple times, but has yet to explain how. That aside, you in the trump legions keep mentioning how nice it will be to have a president who follows the constitution, but have yet to point to anything in any trump policy that mentions anything to do with the constitution.
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Okay. Y'all start asking the Donald what was discussed in his secret meeting with the times.
He is anti establishment? How about y'all ask The Donald why he is getting cozy to Mitch McConnell and all the other establishment Repubs.
Y'all are to willing to give it all up on promises. Y'all remind me of Bama worshippers.
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Please, do critically analyze Trumps agenda. That would clear up allot of stuff.
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New York investigating Trump’s closing of Trump Tower atrium for campaign events
New York City is investigating Donald Trump’s practice of closing down the public atrium in Trump Tower for presidential campaign events that are off limits to the public.
In order to add more floors than zoning rules would otherwise allow, Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, agreed to create a two-story public atrium on the ground and lower floors of the building, which opened in 1983 on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue.
But security staff wearing Trump badges spent several hours shooing away a growing crowd of New Yorkers and tourists from the doors on Tuesday morning after Trump decided to hold a news conference in the atrium to discuss his fundraising for veterans groups.
New York City is investigating Donald Trump’s practice of closing down the public atrium in Trump Tower for presidential campaign events that are off limits to the public.
In order to add more floors than zoning rules would otherwise allow, Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, agreed to create a two-story public atrium on the ground and lower floors of the building, which opened in 1983 on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue.
But security staff wearing Trump badges spent several hours shooing away a growing crowd of New Yorkers and tourists from the doors on Tuesday morning after Trump decided to hold a news conference in the atrium to discuss his fundraising for veterans groups.
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What a dopey post. Trumps has a long list of policy ideas (about 40) and they all relate to the Constitution in some way or another. Just one Section alone (Article 1, Section 8) has quite a few Here's a few examples >> 1) Tariffs on imports, 2) treatment of captured prisoners 3) the Army 4) the Navy 5) repel invasions etc etc.
Now how about is you answer my question, Mr Dodge ? >> "When/What was he asked ?"
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1. You don't have shred of evidence on anybody giving up on promises, nor have you even presented here one particular allegation.
2. If you have some info about a meeting with the Times, let's hear it. If you don't, then you have noting to say about it. And it couldn't be too secret, with you knowing about it.
3. "Cozy" ? I won't even bother with that. It's enough to say that a president and a Senate majority leader will have to work together to get things done, Since Trump is holding the high cards (as set by the VOTERS), the if anybody will need to defer to the other it will be McConnell who will need to defer to Trump. same with ryan and all th eother RINOs. Ho hum.
What does Trump stand for? Trump of course.
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I'm going to preface this by saying i am not a Dem (I don't like Hillary or Sanders) so objectively, Trump is a salesman.
He is speaking to what he knows the right wants to hear, and also, the general public.... he knows the US People are fed up with politics as usual
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In order to do that, I would need to type for 2 days straight and produce something the size of Trump's latest book (Crippled America) + go through his whole website + numerous statements made by him. Reading these is what YOU should have done, prior to posting in this forum about Trump. If you had read the book and website, you wouldn't be ignorant now, and have to be asking questions.
If you ask me about a certain issue (one at time), I'll answer with an analysis, no problem.
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PROTECTION of the American people (which Hillary and Bernie DO NOT)
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Sure, liberals all over America are "investigating" this and investigating that, all scrounging up whatever dirt they can find, or something to portray as dirt, to try to derail Trump's candidacy.
You think New York would be any different ? Ho hum.
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And isn't nice just to have somebody finally even talking about that ? (as opposed to stuffy politicians taking bribes from lobbyists, and ignoring us)
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I don't usually like Matt Bai, but I think he nailed this one.
What the search for a Trump alternative is really about
And the main job of the advisers and lobbyists we loosely refer to as the Republican establishment has been to navigate the divide between these two worlds — to somehow tutor and moderate the elected leaders who arrive in Washington raging against the machine while figuring out how to exploit the grassroots intensity they need for the next election.
The establishment’s main role has been to make governance look like resistance, and vice versa.
Except that Trump really doesn’t seem interested in being tutored or moderated — or not in any way that lasts for longer than the next news cycle. He may not even govern as a conservative.
If Trump somehow wins (and, as I’ve written, I don’t find this so implausible), the whole professional apparatus of the Republican Party will as likely as not become irrelevant, replaced by the geniuses who ran Trump University and the Taj Mahal. Game over.
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